/Commerce1 min read
One Cart, Many Farms
GoFarm lets every farm keep its own shelf while the shopper checks out once. The hard part was the cart, not the catalog.
Noor MohammadFounder, ReactBD
A grocery marketplace looks simple from the front. Vegetables, fruit, meat, fish, frozen food, and dry food, each in its row. The work is in what happens when one basket holds goods from five sellers.
The shopper sees one shop
GoFarm opens on a featured spread, then the product grid with a coupon block beside it, so a deal sits on the same screen as the goods. Search and categories cover every vendor. The shopper never has to know which farm packed the tomatoes.
The vendor sees their own shelf
A seller registers from the shop, opens a storefront, and lists into the shared market. The admin still sets the rules. That split is the whole product: freedom for the seller, one set of rules for the market.
The handover
Sanity holds the catalog, and the shop is Next.js 16, React 19, and TypeScript. The live build is at gofarm.reactbd.com. Another developer can run the repository and swap in their own catalog without touching the cart.
